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  Bethany Frasier

  

  11 hours ago

  Queer Animals Are Everywhere. Science Is Finally Catching On.

  The Washington Post - By Eliot Schrefer

  In 1913, naturalists captured a flock of penguins from the Antarctic and brought them to spend the rest of their lives in the Edinburgh Zoo. The birds that survived the transition came to enchant the Scottish public with their antics. They could go from suave to goofy and back again, simply by …

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  Bethany Frasier

  

  4 days ago

  The mathematics of human behaviour: how my new model can spot liars and counter disinformation

  The Conversation UK - Dorje C Brody

  Understanding the human mind and behaviour lies at the core of the discipline of psychology. But to characterise how people’s behaviour changes over …

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  Bethany Frasier

  

  5 days ago

  2,550 Submerged Wooden Objects Recovered From The Templo Mayor Of Tenochtitlan

  ancientpages.com - AncientPages.com

  Conny Waters - AncientPages.com - Archaeologists have recovered as many as 2,550 wooden objects from the Templo Mayor in the Aztec city of …

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  Bethany Frasier

  

  5 days ago

  How a new deep-space radio signal baffled the scientist who found it

  Inverse - Kshitij Aggarwal

  A newly discovered fast radio burst has some unique properties that are simultaneously giving astronomers important clues into what may cause these …

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  Bethany Frasier

  

  5 days ago

  How will we know when an AI actually becomes sentient?

  Digital Trends - By Luke Dormehl

  Google senior engineer Blake Lemoine, technical lead for metrics and analysis for the company’s Search Feed, was placed on paid leave earlier this …

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  Bethany Frasier

  

  6 days ago

  Watch: The World’s Deepest Shipwreck Was Just Discovered at Nearly 23,000 Feet Under the Sea

  Robb Report - Rachel Cormack

  The USS Destroyer, nicknamed "Sammy B," sank during a battle in the Philippine Sea in '44. Add one more to Victor Vescovo’s growing list of deep-sea …